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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-29
Giue Menae npn Scisen.

Oie 9eiosn, tueIdc Die slieren unS Die 8laie
befauen, fiub 70 mannisfaltis, bab alein bic
IufsabIung ibrer 8%snennunssn msbr &aum
beanipruden ipiiroe, aIs Siefer artifel setDdtren
fam. 6eniise Is ;u faeea, ba5 fe ale ebeniO
bartnddia pie sefdbrIid iino. gu ibrer Scr.
biituns itt Sofetters @asenbitters
borsisIi1 gesisnet. Die %snresuus, ipel9e es
Der Sbdtisfeit Der Mieren mittbeilt, peun Die.
ieIben trd9e iinb, bient ba;u, Der 9eisuus Der.
felbsn sum Serial entsssen;uarbeiteu, iueld'
Ietterer fd erft Snrd cine peroerblide Grdsbeit
dnsert, ipaterbin absr in cine ausselprOdene
orsauiide arantbsit ausartet, iueIde baIo bic
sarten Sedbdute ;crfort, bas 8Iut bersiftet
unb ben Sob bsrbeifihti.-Oiss &einisunss.
miitel bient einem 3piefcden 8pede. Sc for.
bert bic 9batisfeit Der slieren unb treibt bic
~lnreinbeitsn bes 8luts aus, pel6e teiuei an.
bern natiirIiden aususs baben auber Oieien
Orsanen. Ierffopfuns, @allisleit uno 1nper.
bauli1feit, foipie faItes 6ieber unb Rbeuma.
tismus, iperben sleidfaIs our@ bieies Seil.
miiteI BON s%riinblidfer 8irflamteit uub rei.
tefer slnpenbbarteit %beieitiet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-29
Sin pffencS Sd1rciben.
Bloom inatur. Sas

8IpDmingtUr Sas.,
Is. Sept. 1882.
Serren ). 5. Gbsnep & Co.,
Solebo. Sb.
SD bin 48 Sabre alt uno lit mei1
2eben lang an @atarrb, lett 10 Sabren
lit i9 am aiitbma, unb felt 5 Sabren
frdnfelte i'd an einem bOsartigen Sus
fen. Sd gebraudte alerIei 9silmittel
ging na9 5Ot 5priugs-trob alle6em
feline 2inberung meines trOiiloieH 3us
ftanoes, feline @eueiung. ia fab i9,
fGon Der ~Aul0iung nabe, in elmer 3eis
tlng cine Inseige bon Or. gals @as
tarrb Cure. unb bdtte i9 ni9t fofort
mid bieies Mittels be0ient, beheH beils
iamen @inauB ib in furjer 3eit su fiibs
len bic Greube %baiie-beute ldge i'd i'm
8rabe. Gin llebel mad benz artoern
peri9wanb uuo bic @efunbbeit febrte
mieoer, i'd atbme Iei6t unb fible mid
wobl tpie ME supor. Sd tpiini6te See
benz, Der bon @atarrb, 9uffen, Nfbma
beimssfu9t 1T, Gals @atarrb Cure
perf0nli6 empfebleH su f0nnen.
Sd berrtag nidt Sbnen in Worten
meme bole S%anfbarteit aussuipreGeH,
nebmen sic biefe 3eiIen entgegen CUR
b~eliebigen 8er0fentliGung i'm Snterehe
aller 2eioenben.
Soiepbine @brisman,
400, 6. q. Street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-29
California Weine.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm sroBes Co.
ger BON feiner California : Weinen bel
Serrn 5. s. Mener am alamo
pIasa. Serr Meper iuGt bic @eine
an Ort uno STEELE aus ui.b fauft 6irefi
aus Dem Seller ter WeinSidter. Mls
gutter 9eniier seIinst es ibm ftets, bic
beiten Sorten aussumdblen. St fann
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen nerieben. 9otb= unb
WeiBmeine in poraiigli9er Qualitdi
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone -frei
ins 5aus geliefert.
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Cinderella Sdnb StDre.
gde Observation-Disclosures unb abenue {
pamif! panifl panit!

paniti panitl panit!
Ds- llnisre iosben i'm Often anees -Ga
fauften 8orrdthe OIL Sduben un6
Stiefeln mtifen in IA Sagen
perfauft fperben, uno fei
be- es unterm Goitenpreisl -Ssa
6oIgenoe 8siIpieIe bienen nls Betpeis
unierer beiipielos niebrigen preiie:
II psridisbeue arten niebriser Serren.
idube gu $1.40(En-grospreis $1.75)
Sanbsendbte Serrenf9ube vGongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis $4).
grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anbersmo gu $3.50 Derfauft.)
Gnabenidube II. 9n6pffiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
Grtrafeine Gn6pffiefel fir &nabeH 81
(Werth $2.75).
Damen-p antoffeln Nr. 5-9 su nur
rs @ts. bas Baar (gDertb 81.
Seine Mdbdenfbube bon 8laces9eber
gu nur IS Gents (Wertb 50.
Ginberf6ube gu 40, 80 unb go @ents,
bic anoersmo so, IS Gents unb 81
foften.
8abp S6ube beri6iebener art, BON
rs Gents an.
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flbri purOeu, aud foiOrt Sbre linz
i6ulb perli9ert2
Wngefl.: gu naiierlid, ii pdre ia
beinabe uf bic Stelle unfhulbig innies
fpunut WorbeH. aber Der Wa6tmeiiter
ba uf'n 8abnbUfe. Der fannie mir unb
Der bat mir leiiiimirt.
9a Ourd bic 8epeisdufnabme cine
ueberfiibrung bes 4%ngetlagteu ni6t ers
sieIt uerben fonnie. 10 beantraste Der
Staatsanwalt gegen ben bisber unbes
f6olienen Die 6reiipredung unb Der 8es
ri9tsbOf %erfannte bementipredeHo.
Mu6 wnroe bon Der beantragten
Safiffrafe megen ungeblbrliden Be-
Hebmens abtanb genommen.
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6. S. Maaer,

Wef 6 o m It q 5 c,
bdIt elm sroBes unb iebr gewdbltes Ga
ger bon Sapeten, &ouleaug,
SiIberrabmen unb Sell # n.
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensM aterialien
aller Mrt. Garben unb Inftreis
d err : so ateriaIien, beionoers
8 ammer fertig gemi9te
Tarbett, bic beften un6 biligifen i'm
Marfte, bic unter boiler @arantie pers
tauft perben. s l. unb b e.
geIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
i6lagenbe artifel; porin Serr Miiler
bas gr0bte Eager i'm Wefteu bes Staas
tes bat. luftrdse aus benz 2anbe tpers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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gpaTertprenaen init ealandbem.

perionen, ipeI6e ii9 beim MaHer'
iprengeri ber SdIdu6e heoienen mol.
len, finb eriudt, fi9 in unierer Office
bic n6tbige 2i3ens auf elm Sabr-am
l. Mai beginnenb - Su berf9aHen, ba
fir iol1er Wafersebrau9 cine Spe.
aiaIrate berebnet tpiro. Wer 6iefer
Muforberuus ni9t nadfommt unb bic
borgeT1riebenen 8ebinguugen nidt ers
falt, Iduft Gefabr. baB inn bic Waf=
iersufubr abesf9nitten uirb.
Die SSaKertperf 9umpa8nie.
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Ser ean 0ebrp eprinas Bart

1T Der Malfabrtsort Der San Mntoilier
unb aler Beiu9er Der Mlamos6 tab.,
UNI Der 6ibe 81 entfieben unb fid i'm
fiiblsn 69atten 5u ergeben. Der parl
bat in 6Olge ieiner Gage iu ieOer Sas
ses;eit cine beleben6e 6riide unb So
milieH tuanoern bdufig sum pripats
picnie binaus, ebenio ME 8ereine unb
Geiell9aften bier ibre Geite feiern. Ses
ben Sag freie Mufif. gle grfrii6uns
gen ME Bier, 2imonabe, @ein. Wbiss
fep &c. iinb in better Aualitdt Su baben.
24.5-5M s. 3erbIe. pd6ter.
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Glbne R betprit.

Der 9err Observation-Disclosures unb
Speaereimaarenbdnbler bdlt cine Rebe,
tporin er unter Nn6erem anfibrt, baB
elm gutter 8aper aud elm gutter Seuts
i9er fein fam.
nSa, meine Serren," bemertt er,
r~blausipeiBes 8lut rolt in unieren
f9tpar3. peiBsrptben Goernl"
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sArunHa,e sdlaHheit Der DARING,

entfebt aug unpolfommener 8erbaus
ung. Die uria9e liegt in Der Starrs
belt Der 2eber. ReguIdrer Stublgang
fam bur9 g Simmons 2ipers
Regulator erlangt perben, mel1er
CUR Verbauung Dilft. bic fridge 2eber
sur Sbdiigfeit reist unb ben Srgonis.
mus bon Der ibn iiberlabenben giftigen
Sale befreit. Der Regulator reguIirt
bic Wageni1ure, turirt 9ispepfie unb
iteIt cine BON S9lafbeit tpie bon Iere
fiopiibeit freie RegeImdBisteit beg
StubIgauses Der. Sd babe ME elm 10
einfa9es, wirfiames unb i6madbaftes
Seilmiiiel wie Simmons 2iDers &esulas
tor periud)t.
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edldnde! sdlaade! @dldnde !

Weibe S9ldu6e gum SprintsIu +
3ou Is Gent per SUB. S@war5e
Sdldu@e, Z SOL Dur6meRer Is, %
unb Is @ents per SUB bel
98. s.. O~utteriibe s. Co.,
plumber & @asfitter
6,5,4Mt go. 335 Souiton Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-29

Sds- Grau emma @bi9 d, cine
in Deutidlanb gepriifte 9ebamme, bic
bereits ldngere 3eit in @5icago tbdtig
mar, empfiebIt ibre Gienie Dem biefis
gen publitum. Wobnung: Nro. 319
Becans StraBe, Gde Muenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-29
@ei1aftS sMebernabute.

Ser llntersei9nete ma@t hermit Bee
FAINT, baB er ben
Saloit nrb bic 0arten @irtbidaft
bon Deter Sonas am beutiseH
Sage iibernommeil bot. @s merben
tpie bisber riir bic beiteH @etrdnfe unb
@igarren gefiibrt tperben unb es wtrb
mein 8efreben iein, ben 8arteu gum
Sammelplab beuti6er 6amilien su
MAIDEN. Inter benz 8eripre9en promps
ter unb aufmerfiamer 8ebienuus bittet
UNI sahlrei9en 3uipru9
Ben. Nentwi9.
San Nntonio, l. SUM 1887.
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Ba- @obin Sbr seben m6st. frast
nod 2one Star Bier. SaRelbe
iii Der @eiunbbeit boppelt 3utrdgli9:
es erfrii6t unb ftdrtt.
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n6rSas So neStar rWiener@
Bier iibertrift an Site unb &einbeit
ole anberen BiereI
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saS- Gone Star .SeIeetA sSla.
i6enbier iolte in teinem 9auie feblen!
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Der Nadt, als Der lsbte 8alt psridmun.
ben mar, fab fie nod LANCE am Gamin
unb itarrte in bic fniternbe Glamme.
gm anbern Gag mar ie Fatii6 pers
ftimmt. lnb als es pieber @benb &c.
morben NOR, lieB fe feiH 9i6t entslnOen
unb fab trdumenb, in einen Gauteuil
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Bsiudtrsss I'D isauisr.

Beisdtren I'D imuatr.
2eufober. gsise. II. Sebruar, 1857.
Dit Dersnleeit bef6einise Id, baB Sbre
Or. Mpa. 4Dnig,s Sdniburaer 6ortiliensNeots
siuest f8cn felt elmer geibe pom sSdbreis IN rieis
mem SaifIe anaeuanbt iperben uro fudren bic
GrfoIae, iuelAe nit beren 9uIpenbuna er5ieIt
surrbsn, Sets ;uiriebeuaeueub.
Spbu 0rnnS4ofer.
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sssnnnAi
n Azsszsvs-s~
NAET sdat Eoati9@
E|c AN BURGER
TR0PFE EN-
ataeu Dsr(disSsaf Granhbsiteu.

ptIItd Hfte.
qortase, @isc.. 8. Sebruar 1887.
git Wersn1sen fam Id beffdtisef, bab Or.
auauft aOnis's Samburgcr Sropfen mir IN ben
peri@iebeniten ardntbeitsfdlen fHon ousges
sei4netessGienfte aeleifet baben ino modtet@
ut4t cbre b~ieielben fem.
6rau ". GuIbera.
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eu6sn itrss GIsiaeu.
qesu g3ritais Conn. 8. Tebrrar 1887.
Sure beriibusien Or. 9lnguft a6nig's 9alas
Erraer Tdmifiea . Meeisinen terrdbrtea if4 tn
Febern TdIe, no Id Beleeenbeit bate btefeIs
BEN orluipenben. Sdou felt rieleu Sabren
6clte i'd biefe ouSgsjet9neten SdusmitteI ftets
I'm Saiie ucrrdtbis un6 rao2ts ui4t cbne hies
teIben iein.
anSrew 0Ipper.
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me CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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Sampton, Sogpa, G. sch. 1887.
Sbre iperthrpilen Or. Mlsuit aonig,s $afhs
burger 6niniliens gReoiiinen babeii MIR icon
In rieIef arantbeitsiiIef groBe Steitls gess
Ieiief. sic ipirfet INNER, IpeTiIf anoere 1aiisl
Chr. STINT.
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NhbSttss XVI lShub " ~ W lutouA
anienommer miro. Ils id in 2ums
melsburg in'n 2aften 'rinflettern bbat,
ba tpar ioebenit cen Orielmann nit fee.
mem Snfrument berausiefommer, i'd
iage MID. bet Der ct iepeien lit, benin
bet balt i'd mid for anffdnbig, tuenn id
ct mid bepeiien fam, aber i'd frage MI
5los. fam er ct mid iepefen finbs Sc.
Der Meni9 brau@t mol NAL eenen Hie'
men, Der Gene mebr, ser anbere mems
ger, aber Der Orieloreber gebrau6t ieis
men Riemen am meiiten. ga I'm benn,
ilooben Sic pirtli9, i'd bin 10 bumm,
bat id erif ben Coupon buffer made,
tuenH id fo'ne 8agatelie pie cen 9ies
men abi9neioen ipiI2 Oet iebt rritid
rratI1, I'm runier is er, bet is Genes
O%ogenblids. Sa6e, bet fam id MAIDEN,
tuenn binten III borne Sasbeleu6tung
bremen bbut, pbne bet gener bet jes
fuabr tpirb. Wenn id aber bet a5enbs
in n buntlet Sod iibe, uenn ale ais
bern Wagen belle finb, ba brauGt @ez
uer ni9t NAL RibeHi6ieberiebilfe ober
Sabnfegerlebrling gu iinb, nm bet MID
uHdais 3u finben, oa muB ia ilei6 cen
Seamter fommen, t~uoieien fOnit Dcbl
teener uf ben Coupon, mo id 5rin fiben
bbet, cen Ooge ieuorfen babbe.
8Orf.: 9ieie 8riinbe baben alers
bings etpas fir li@. Saben sic benn
benz StationsOOriieber auf benz Sabu.
bofe WleTanoerplaB, benz Sic porges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
III atblnerp.

CTATIONARY and Portable Steam Engines
- and Boilers Portable Circular sawmi.is Gtists 10
Machinery delivered In Newfork ana % s'''
,,rscss riscounts liberal GEORGE PAGE n CO,
P' No (ia) n. schre3er-st., baltimore, Maryland
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miscellaneous.

COWPERTHWAIT.- carpets
u bodding slaves ranges refrlgerators BABY carragvs
.hads ZACHARY eyerythng housekeeping Cash dls
eonnt or credit everybody Goods sent every
every dax price lists mailed. Established lsot ioo o9
ib7 lbp lBi 1888 1863 Chahamst loS, l9o w, lv aua
3g 205 PARK Row city He'll and Chalham oquhio
elevated station New ork
NRNT,S FE-CLEANING MACHINE.
IN 100 600 m Europe and hotels. etc
LEWIS & CONGEi, sole gents; n p.o.,~.r
col and COS 0lh-aye. l-Sss anu loAV broaa""
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profile HOUSE
:" RaIpJ's." in the AdirOndackS,

Only thrcc and half stage ride from Lyon Noun
ain station on thateaugay RAILROAD delightfully."- locate
on Uppe. hateau-ay Lake elegant II am yaebt WIZ
max around lie II per ana lower axes nnn
Of boat-, carrul oarsuon' g"ol trout
ards hing alleys. tennis bath house me WN.ss
100: OF the largest parots IN w"
piano; rooms all pheasant and he Is isl
class The table ppuaton UNSURPASSED Nv any Sohl
for cir, ular HUTTON & CuEsLEY, F'opnetors' Lyon
Mountain -. i.
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Iflusifal Instruments.

N1IMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
a N,,.h, and square Jianos Of our make which wera
ssieettd ard only used BY Tie artists oil We heue
rdIsp 6rers Com during The past oIes
viii be felc o. riai ieuee'o" 'N"-" S~' 90 -
PIANOS foh William KNABE & co. ll2 5th.aya
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20x45 PEET-LOT 100 FEET DEEP
and brownstone front Basement
(or and III story finished hard wood 20 floor cham
Der pate glass Windows In parlor cabinet DaDes
gut 10 plate gass mrrors Buess stairs In parlor story
basement psrlor hall hard wOod don bic
Hoofs In psror sanitary plumb throughout Heated by
furnace. Price, o. COO
Also one red brick and browpstone house. story base
nonb rooms. bath oom $500. This is handsome house.
reach them take Brooklvn Elevated umDerave
about 20 minutes ridethen blocks up
80 " Aohroe-st Then block TO my house. 2o7A Lewsaye
nese houses al Elevated Road In one OF
~, esuence streets IN Brooklyn built by
1870 1us,e1s IN the cy They must be sold owner
-Ss snoio 10 carry them. Keys at 2G7A, Lewisaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03

NywYoRK, Thursday, June 2, 1887
t.. ,v.ra made at the Exchange and Auc-
zion Room to-day
BvL. j. IL Phttsps
,-v s.t. with Mot O! land 7thave cor Of no ooo
i27th-st plot 90 llxlo0 oaryah:. :.'...-''''''S''
IN Byotcn q Lertne@.
astory dwelling with lot No 3s1 west isth.snS D soo
200 It Q Of 9thave lot 9bxe2l M'cnen''''' 'o'"
lat. ~ washingtonave 200 II Of Clayaye Bel ,,so
mont path Ward 25xl00 each Snas an MPet A'''
lots "a East lS3dst $50 II eof Vanderon-ave
fordham 34th Ward 2o1loO each; y water oslO
mAn Bv Ricnara Y. Barnea d o.
Mot NJ land @ Of Brown Place l25 Il OF lolstst
1i20 Sola subject 70 release anu 10000
4s,oIy building with os tIS pcrier $4,000
plot Of land West va,ns" LOU ~ " u $1,000
BIZ A. H. Mailer Son.
lot Morrisave. 70 cor OF lo4thsI EoA''''' a4eO
lob hi 81 above S5x95S each: Hunt $3.50
2lOls i54th.st 1888 IT. oil MOrii'ave .on'o $3.50
lots \ lS4lh ST., Iao'0 ne Oh i'.''. $40
slots Mcrrsa save Dix pn TSsr pet io4n Auu 1920
5ots SIS 1tSt ar t,, gSS II Oh 1900
Mot OF iand at June Railroad and Morrisaves oppo oo
site l55th-st. 49, 7x57 4x5I 1xoo 4 Noikeninsa N0
2lots Morrsave running N 70 nsloao A 800
lot adj above. 25x about 90 shaw a'eY0
lois aSi above 25x about 1870: Volkening.. 391VV
adj 2Sx abont 1906 L Van GILMORE -'''"
ORANGE co. On. " PROPERTY
Blu A. j. Bieeckcr's Son d Co.
e.story yelling and outbuildngs with 100 acres OF
land known as WoOdlawn Stock Farmnear New ~ ooo
bureh ~0'VVV
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Rrooklpn rropertp fOa Sale ano % Get
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-4OO vacant lots in one parcel in
Brooklyn. near Elevated Road desirable for ate
Improvement rutland & WHITING q Beokman ~,
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REAL ESTATE.
n,,crxrss AT THE EXCHANGE.


sstate sales ct the Exchange yesterday 'o'aie.
.so variety OF property was offered. but the cnei
novn vss in Twenty third Ward lots OF which Petef
49,, sola thiry.one on Railroad and Morris AYES ana
~ nrnarea fourth and One min
r. 90. ,ne depot There was large local attendance and
~ RSdins WAS spirited throughout The buyers we're
.y genuine Investors volkeppng bought 'ne
One a5o1sS for 400 Inside ols the same ave:
nre rS% aud Morrsave hroug
- AZ and inside lots $50 each. Thomas y ana
Souss; the corner avenue
s,Cuss spousSt each Biessksr sGa
#codiawn srm orange County NO and
Xyness sold the leasehold interest IN NO. oshc.sr
Eishteenbt, twostory atte n,netynine years
pic, psust 1885. At $50 and taxes me prop,
NV n rented for $3.50 TO tenant who and ran
PIX o,hers The bidding started az Sooou ane ra
10 H. Mch was the onyee .dsrabs advance
3eso,a Wells sold plot loox 100 on WasnnssoP ave.
nt The property formerly boonged 70 Natnan
SemUn ,a for Ii $50 10 Charles Van Rker r. " d
sod blot above high water marx on sod nv order
hundred thirty hrstst The pro2erS ~ w Kyrle the
q tne ~, 40 800 over the mortgage OF 81 300
Arthur q 80 Sc Sss5 ypsseS fO membership
In the Exchange proposed ny BOY "'ui - -A' ~
BY 1onn Hmann Bros reported at the Exchangs yesfsT
AN me sale OF No 22S Pearst, hves'ory ouiuns '
I'M Sueson reported yesterdays TRByxn arising ons
NJ wsiescr4pop Of property at an official SAFE mas oe zen
Sfsd the pivnr paying $3.50 toward inc expenses Vi
eei~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-22

;@ia lan H.. 1ed ,TSihoesomo1e More od pTi
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last NIGHT
Large crowds were in attendance
at the University last ght to listen
to the exercise OF The three literary
,ocietio', the Cal.opien. Fry opian
and Phllomsthisn IN ESSAYS recita-
tion- X q. The students did honor
to themselves ana the college and
the audience appreciated the ever
cise- highly. The examinations will
be continued TO-DAY. In the after.
noon the students will come down
aud partakc of ico cream aud 20 out
on the car to see the new university
building. Al night there will be
a varied entertainment ut the Bapti.t
church.
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following quotations:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-05
Looking to War.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-In the
House to-day Mr.. LawIer, of Illinois,
offered the followed preamble and
resolution
WHEREAS. The belligerent tone of
the Canadian press and the announce.
ment that Great Britain will shortly
dispatch n fleet of war ships to cruise
In the vicinity of our northeastern
coast line, Indicate hostility toward
the United States growing out of our
position on the fishery question and
WHEREAS. Admiral Porter has
directed attention to the fact that
twenty.seven of our Atlantic. Calf
and Pacific harDOrs are absolutely
defenseleSs, eleven %. them. To wit {:
New York, San Francisco, Boston,
the Lake ports, Hampton Roads,
New Orleans, Philadelphia. WASH
ingtOn, Baltimore, Portland, Name,
and the Rhode Island ports of Mar.
raganseit Bay are in urgent need Of
immediate defense and.
WHEREAS, 1t is alleged that Great
Britain and Canada are in possession
of charts and exemplification of all
our harbor and coast defense ; there
fore, he 1t
ResOtUed, That the President be
requested, as Commander-in-Chief of
the Army and Navy to inform the
House of Representatives at an early
day what steps, if any are necessary,
In his Judgment to provide for this
emergency.
Mr.. Bragg. of Wisconsin. suggest
ed that it was unwise to advertise to
the emmy our unprotected position.
The resolution was referred 10 the
Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Boutelle, of Maine, offered a
resolution directing the Foreign
Affairs Committee to forthwith re-
port back the Senate Retaliation bill.
Mr.. Lowering, of Massachusetts, pre-
scented a resolution from the Massa
chusetts Legislature in favor Of the
Retaliation bill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-05
The Fishery Dispute.

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-The subject of
the disputebetween the United States
and Great Britain in regard to the
Canadian fisheries was brought up IN
the House ofcommons this afternoon.
Sir James Ferguson, parliamentary
secretary of the Foreign Office, in
answer to inquiries, said that the
government had been comforting with
the government of the United States
on the question. The Canadian fish.
cries, he said, we're very valuable, and
the government had followed the
policy concerning them which had
been adopted by the preceding
governments, and would maintain
the rights of the colonists with every
desire to conciliate the United States.
The government were unable at
present to narrate the whole course
of the negotiations with the United
State, but could state that dispatch
nau Deen received, when was OF q
pacific character, and afforded mater
ial grounds for hope of final settle.
ment of the dispute.
United States Minister Phelps had
an hours conference with the Mar.
quis of Salisbury to-day. at the
,Premier's request, to discuss the
Canadian fisheries question. The
conference was most cordial on both
sides. Lord Salisbury expressed him.
self gratified at the general tone of
the American press and people in the
dispute, and he assured Mr.. Phelps
that England and Canada were equal
ly DESTROYS of an amlcable adjustment
of the whole case.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-02-05
Miners Big Strike.

PITTSBURGH, PA, Jan 31.-The
river coal miners did not return to
work this morning except at the
mines where there were barges or
boats under the tipples partially fill
ed. These will be loaded and then
not bushel of coal will be mined on
the river until some agreement has
been made with the operators relative
to the demand for an increase in
wages to 8 cents a bushel. The oper.
ators are almost unanimous in de.
claring that the advance will not be
granted as the trade will not warrant
it. AS yet no arrangements have
been made for a conference, but it is
thought meeting will be held in a
day or two to Ascertain what can be
done. 1t Is estimated that there will
be 5000 miners idle on the river by
tomorrow noon, and that all the
mines will be closed before the mid
die of the week,